Bhai, I fully agree with you that our Indian Criminal Law is beset with myths. Take the example of bail being a right. It's a myth that bail is always available after 72 hours. In reality, courts often deny bail citing 'public order' or 'na

Meh bro, just came across this complex topic! I think the Supreme Court got it right. Dishonour of parental promise shouldn't be a ground for abetment of suicide. It's a delicate balance - parents can't be held guilty for changing their min

Mere dost, yeh case bahut interesting hai. Janta vartalay ke samne bilkul hadd karegi, lekin court me hadd karna mushkil ho sakta hai kyunki hadd ka sabse bada evidence hoga yaad. Aur agar hadd ka sabse bada partikar police ko mil jaaye, to

Bhai, don't worry, mistake in every contract is a normal phenomenon. It's not about being careless, but about the complexities of the contract itself. Section 31 of the Indian Contract Act says an agreement without consideration is void, bu

"Administrative Law ke last-minute revision ke liye, yeh kuch tips follow kijiye: - Public administration ka concept clear karein. - State v/s State v/s individual ke cases ko review karein. - Key judgments jaise L.Christensen v. CPCB ya UP